slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
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happy new year t you 2 Dave & yup Ibanez make a great playing/sounding instrument & then pull the rug from yer feet by denying you complete control t set it up
furthermore that rediculous bottom cutaway needs cut off 3 or 4 inches.If yer into big stretch single string intervals especially on the low E past the twelfth fret the back of yer hand is restricted by wood, strewth.... why dont they lob it off?
Cube:good choice bro but not sure if i prefer the Shawn Lane Vigier model hmmm
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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yup Suhr are fab no doubt but cant help think the lads at Vigier are more on the money with their design for the modern player AND they lobed off that honkin bottom horn i see which is helpful, ind string hight adj & carbon rods either side of the truss t boot, somethin about the headstock n fret inlays tho that make it come across cheap lookin
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Thu Jan 1 '09 12:09:57 pm
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
Plays: Guitar (51 years)
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lol, choices choices, Cube am i right in sayin you bought a Cornford recently if so how is it?
ibanez_god:the sustainer is an ace idea but imo you cant beat old school crank the amp feedback, not mad on the neck tone pickup either or the fact you cant use the neck pickup for the sustain function as its the bridge pickup that drives the mechanism
there is the option of the other sustainer model that clamps on the headstock, that would remedy that prob but then y got another lead t trip over as it runs from the guitar headstock over yer shoulder n down t floor
Wiring diagram for HSH Jem style Sustainiac
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...hey well it happened yep,sure did.I was kind of hoping it would sort of man well you see i turned my basement lights on to go use my YORK 2001 GYM RIGHT MAN BUT! i HAVE TO go in my weider freeweight room to turn that light on for more light now so i said well may as well do some of this two buddy it is 2649q1/2 pounds balanced hand made sets both sets benchpress and barbeel curl like when you put on 110pounds the whol set it,,s 2650 their both at labeled 80 pounds benchpress 26 times 3 press,s under arm curl 22 times but they were cranked now i do let them fluctuate by 20 curine pounds for virtue did that did my whole gym woorkouut changed clothes walked to town general store picked up 4 litres of milk carried it home 1 mile or more didnt even feel it just washed my hair had a shave already had supper 2 porkchops boneless cabage and lipton noodles and apple sauce made from musclehouse apples anyways what anice workout hey! benchpress barbell arm curl gym leg curl tricep pushdown latteral pull down grooving didnt do my little alternate arm curl that is small they fade out or you should fade them out when your doing big bar curls but that should be at 30 time each but it is full power it takes 20 undcder to about 18 under to it takes cant lift to lower 20 pound so were tottaly still at full power! grooveuy hey !? later wolf2.
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Thu Jan 1 '09 2:13:36 pm
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psychodrama
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Dear Joe:
I just wanted to say thanks for making good/quality lessons available at a price that can allow us to study long term!
Its nice to be able to review a lesson and have the music examples to refer to as we learn.
Its great to be able to say, hey Joe, can you play that again
... I didn't catch all that .... then we simply click replay!
AWESOME!
Hope you keep them coming!!!
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slanshroom
roy marchbank
Scotland, Barcelona
Spain
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Vigier Artist Lapiro de Mbanga in Prison
December 15th 2008
Cameroon artist, Lapiro de Mbanga, a Vigier artist for over 20 years, has been put in jail for political reasons by the Cameroon government.
Lapiro de Mbanga is very well know in Cameroon for his political position against injustice and has been a victim of repression on several occasions, but this time things have gone far.
After Cameroon's president, Paul Biya, modified the constitution in his favor, giving himself the right to run for as many mandates as he wants, Lapiro de Mbanga released a CD and DVD to denounce these changes in the constitution in a new song titled, "Constitution Constipée" ("Constitution Constipated ").
In February 2008, Cameroon was shacked by demonstrations and the government jumped on this opportunity to arrest artists like Lapiro and his friend, Joe la Conscience, accusing both of them of looting when in fact they were helping the population.
At the same time the government confiscated all of Lapiro's CD's and DVDs of "Constitution Constipée".
Lapiro de Mbanga has been sentenced to 3 years in jail and has been in prison since September.
His trial is scheduled at the end of December and Lapiro needs our support.
Please sign a petition at this address to help free Lapiro de Mbanga: www.vigierguitars.com/lapiro.
More information here: http://allafrica.com/stories/200811031092.html
Cube:ooof, sounds sexy, so much gear so little money... sniff
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fatape
craig
North Lambton/Newcastle, NSW
Australia
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michelle:- Once again you've posted a link to something that has definitely made me enforce your suggestion of a "NO FOOD OR DRINK ALLOWED WHILST PILOTING COMPUTER"rule.The train cramming i've seen before,but it was some of the comments posted on that sight that made me spew my cuppa everywhere....again!!! Thank you so much for the laughter you have encouraged from me. Now,if i could just have your full name and address, my cleaning bill will be sent to you asap!!! LOL!! C'MON AUSSIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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fatape
craig
North Lambton/Newcastle, NSW
Australia
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Hey Joe, good to see some blue. Hope your year is better than the last but not as good as the ones to come.Big WOOOOHOOOO from DownUnder. C'MON AUSSIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Blue_Moon
Alan McKenna
Dublin
Ireland
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Aye, some Blue, any new Js suprises this year from Ibanez?
Don't take to long making the Paris show dvd, it looked cool from podcast clips
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Thu Jan 1 '09 4:25:32 pm
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GoldenGirl2
Millicent Moritz
Santa Clara, California
USA
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Happy New Year, Joe!! Great to see your message in blue here among us!!
Satchland--I am in awe of the posts on this board and and so far behind! I need roller skates to catch up. I just got back late Monday from visiting my younger sister's family and me mom in the inland valley--gateway to Yosemite National Park! My Steve and I were being Uncle and Aunt to our 5-year-old niece on Monday morning while my sister was workin' and my 16-year-old nephew was at wrestling practice. We were at me mum's place. We had a blast entertaining the niece--she's so cute (Shirley Temple hair)! She wanted to play outside and her 80+ granny isn't up to chasing her, so her Aunt and Uncle took her outside for awhile and she ran and bounced around, danced and frolicked until she was tired and wanted to go back inside to paint some pictures, have a snack and read a book with me--I Spy Christmas!
I gave my nephew 2 Satch CDs--PSATMOR and Surfin' with the Alien!! He plays drums and was blown away by Jeff Campitelli's spot on riffs. He told me he had never heard such great guitar and drum jams in his whole life and wants to become as proficient as Jeff Campitelli!!! Woooo!! Hoooo!!!
Michelle/Tracie/fatape and McKenna---You are the funniest team on this board!!! Suggesting Al write a song called "F on" in the key of F made me lmao!!!!! What a bunch of beautiful lunis!!!
Do the Stu--How can I do you and so many others justice at this point???? I am trying to catch up and have to do so by increments........
Happy New Year everyone!!
GoldenGirl2 :-D
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Two Shay
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Slan the man - "Is it any wonder we don't see more blue", as Kevin Keegan would say 'I would just love it' if some blue said hey kids, get a feckin grip sometimes.
Talking about blue (not you Al!), we had a happy new year but no happy Christmas, mebbe Joe is from the MacSatriani clan.
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michelle
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Look what the wind blew in!
Hiya Joe!
Can't wait to see the Paris DVD. I bet you speak French way better than Japanese, though still not as good as Leslie speaks sailor. lol! F*$#in' show off!! Jayzus, you really need to take that guy on tour more often! Bet you all got yer mouths washed out with soap when you got back home.
Fatape, here's my address. Send me all yer bills! 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW -
Washington, DC 20500
(202) 456-1414
GGirl, we're a team! Me, Cheese, Al, and Craig. I hearby dub our team name...MCAC!!! ;-)
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psychodrama
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MODES - INTERVALS - LEARNING THE NECK - Creating Modal Chord progression and CREATING GROOVES - what a revelation !
Wow, I just saw some videos on youtube about modes, there are 2 of them? (By Joe of course)
I hope to see Modes as a reoccurring theme in the online lessons!
I hope to better hear and understand the theory behind it all, but some help on the topic to get off in the right direction...
Possibly one mode a month? appied with building grooves based on the chords?
Understanding modal harmony applied would KICK!
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Glitz Man
Grant Stieglitz
Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Hey Joe,
Great to hear from you. I'll be looking forward for the "Live In Paris" DVD, as well as the Chickenfoot projects. By the way, I was the winner of that awesome Christmas ornament that you signed and drew on. It looks really cool and I love it a lot. Thank you, and I am glad to hear where the proceeds will go to. You have done so much to help others. I'd be glad to help you out with any upcoming projects or things that you are planning to work on. Thank you Joe and keep on rockin' man. I hope 2009 will be a great year for you. Take care of yourself.
Grant S. (Glitz Man)
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Keniko
Ken Erickson
Addison, IL.
U.S.A.
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Happy New Year Everyone !!!!
I hope everyone had safe and fun holiday.
Joe: It's Great to see Blue.....Happy New Year !!!!! Looking forward to 2009 with your upcoming projects. Especially Chickenfoot. Take Care....
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